complete metamorphosis

But he'd gone through a complete metamorphosis, and maybe even a shower.

Monarchs go through a complete metamorphosis in three to six weeks.

The developmental cycle takes two weeks and is by complete metamorphosis.

The following spring they complete metamorphosis and the cycle repeats.

This way of growing up is called complete metamorphosis.

They feed upon other insects, and undergo a complete metamorphosis.

The other way insects grow is by complete metamorphosis.

With this type of insect the life is split into stages (see complete metamorphosis).

Like all insects with complete metamorphosis, a butterfly's life goes through four distinct stages.

Since it is a true insect it goes through a complete metamorphosis in its life cycle.

This leads to increased energy and presence, allowing for the more complete metamorphosis of the actor into his character.

This kind of complete metamorphosis and altruistic behavior is sometimes seen in higher insects such as ants.

The life cycle of a monarch includes a change of form called complete metamorphosis.

The Endopterygota is made up of all the insects which have complete metamorphosis.

The eggs hatch in about 12 days, and the tadpoles complete metamorphosis into frogs within three or four months.

A complete metamorphosis takes place when a pupa emerges as a winged adult.

Insects that have complete metamorphosis have four life stages.

The dung beetle goes through a complete metamorphosis.

Were this known, I would be banished from my society until my complete metamorphosis occurred."

The horn fly undergoes complete metamorphosis, and has four major stages of development:

Tadpoles average slightly over 1 in (3 cm) long and require 80 to 180 days to complete metamorphosis in the field.

Megaloptera undergo the most rudimentary form of complete metamorphosis among the insects.

Within the chrysalis the insect undergoes complete metamorphosis.

Insects that have complete metamorphosis usually come out of the egg as a larva, which usually looks like a worm.

Many insects have complete metamorphosis, for example beetles, butterflies and moths, and flies.